Upgrading to 1.8.5

William L Zitterich wzitterich at cox.net
Mon Sep 8 18:01:32 CDT 2003


On Saturday 06 September 2003 11:55 am, you wrote:
> On Saturday 06 September 2003 12:45, you wrote:
> > On Friday 05 September 2003 02:43 pm, you wrote:
> > > On Friday 05 September 2003 15:28, William L Zitterich wrote:
> > > > Thanks for quick reply ; however the problem remains.
> > > > I removed gc 1.8.1 and proceeded to install libofx-0.6.4-1mdk.
> > > >
> > > > libofx.so.0 is needed by libofx-0.6.4-1mdk and install aborted.
> > > > libofx.so.0 is included in package libofx0-0.6.4-1mdk so I tried to
> > > > install that package.
> > > >
> > > > libofx=0.6.4-1mdk is needed by libofx0-0.6.4-1mdk and install
> > > > aborted.(note '=' in package name. This is as reported by install
> > > > program. Could this be part of the problem? All packages were
> > > > downloaded from Mandrake Club website.
> > > >
> > > > I then tried to install libofx-0.6.4-1mdk again and it aborted again
> > > > because it needs libofx.so.0.
> > > >
> > > > Surely many others have made this combination (mdk 9.1 & gc 1.8.5)
> > > > work. Suggestions, please.
> > >
> > > You need BOTH libofx0-0.6.4-1mdk AND libofx-0.6.4-1mdk.  If you put
> > > your mandrake club sources in urpmi, all you need to do is:
> > > urpmi libofx (should install both properly).  Otherwise you need to
> > > download both to some directory, change to that directory and type:
> > > urpmi  libofx0-0.6.4-1mdk.rpm libofx-0.6.4-1mdk.rpm
> >
> > system response is :
> > 'cash: urpmi: command not found'
> > Do you think I have an installation problem also?
>
> No urpmi?  Are you sure you are running linux mandrake?  I assumed so
> because you were trying to install mandrake libofx packages...

a search found urpmi in 5 directories.



however yesterday I found an update of rpmso on mdk site, all now -3.
I downloaded all new files and started over.
Progress much better than with -2 files.
Got all the way to gnucaash-1.8.5.-3mdk. All supporting files were found and 
eventually installed ok.
Now- gc-1.8.5-3 installation aborts because it needs the following 5 perl 
files(modules?) CPAN, English, FileHandle, lib, strict
Should these have been installed with inital installation?
I seem to have perl 5.8. and other stuff.
Any suggestions.

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